R.J Ross
Mimic You
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( Aug. 7, 2019)
“I was informed that you were planning on sending Morgan into the field, soon?” Mastermental says.
Nico goes silent, and the group at the table looks at him. “I am,” he says, “but I was planning on sending her into a school that has hidden supers, not on a drug bust. She has a very specific goal in mind, you know.”
“Yes, I am aware,” Mastermental says. “And if you really wish to ignore this—”
“I didn’t say that,” Nico says, as Morgan jerks in silent protest. “But it’s not what she’s planning on going into.”
“Yes, but she is the perfect person to infiltrate a track and field group, as well as see who else is affected. There is a possibility that it goes much higher than that, Lauren has fractured memories of even teachers acting strangely, as well,” Mastermental says. “But as much as I dislike stereotyping—”
“I look like a normal, high school jock, right?” Morgan offers.
Nico goes silent, and the group at the table looks at him. “I am,” he says, “but I was planning on sending her into a school that has hidden supers, not on a drug bust. She has a very specific goal in mind, you know.”
“Yes, I am aware,” Mastermental says. “And if you really wish to ignore this—”
“I didn’t say that,” Nico says, as Morgan jerks in silent protest. “But it’s not what she’s planning on going into.”
“Yes, but she is the perfect person to infiltrate a track and field group, as well as see who else is affected. There is a possibility that it goes much higher than that, Lauren has fractured memories of even teachers acting strangely, as well,” Mastermental says. “But as much as I dislike stereotyping—”
“I look like a normal, high school jock, right?” Morgan offers.
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